Original thundercats cartoon full episodes

#ORIGINAL THUNDERCATS CARTOON FULL EPISODES SERIES#

Wooden signs that tell people to be careful where they walk. Relocating the entire village to a safer location? Nope. In the end, the Micrits and ThunderCats each extend the olive branch and come up with a solution that will prevent disaster befalling their tiny friends. Not to mention that the Mutants had a field day taking potshots at the lair! Tired of the ThunderCats running over their village with the ThunderTank and crushing their families underfoot, the Micrits successfully steal the entire teamвЂ™s weaponry, sabotage their security systems, and tie down Lion-O with deadly Thundrainium fibers (think Kryptonite for ThunderCats) that nearly kills the ThunderCatвЂ™s resident man-child. The Micrits are a lot like the Smurfs save for their fervent resolve against those that seek to ravage their fragile existence - intentional or otherwise. Would you believe that a race of tiny people, less than a foot tall, living within the grass outside CatsвЂ™ Lair nearly brought the ThunderCats to their knees? Sounds like a terrible premise, yes, but thatвЂ™s exactly what happened in the episode вЂњThe Micrits.вЂќ Sure, Lion-O and the ThunderCats stop the Gigantors from raiding the BerbilsвЂ™ village, but the emancipation of the Trollogs was never mentioned and we can only assume that the Gigantors beat the living shit out them upon their return to their lair. However, we soon learn that the Trollogs live under the abusive thumb of the Gigantors who offer them access to their slavesвЂ™ sole food source only if they deliver the candy fruit goods. Case in point: the episode entitled вЂњBerbils.вЂќД«y the third episode, audiences were introduced to Third EarthвЂ™s strangest denizens called, well, Berbils: a race of robotic teddy bears that appear to be Care Bears that have gone through the Cybermen conversion process and sound like Stephen Hawking after he inhaled some helium.Д«ut things only manage to get weirder (and a tad confusing) when the Berbils are constantly harassed by savage bulldog people called Trollogs trying - and failing - to steal their candy fruit. But ThunderCats wasnвЂ™t like other cartoons at the time and the showвЂ™s writers just couldnвЂ™t get that crazy train rolling down the tracks fast enough. When it comes to crappy/weird episodes rearing their ugly heads, it usually doesnвЂ™t happen until mid-season, with early episodes being hailed as instant classics. So (with PanthroвЂ™s permission) fire up the ThunderTank and run down 10 ThunderCats episodes so bad it proves the Ancient Spirits of Evil exist. But remember: with any daily вЂ™80s cartoon weighing in at a whopping 65 episodes or more per season, youвЂ™re bound to run across a stinker or two that leave you scratching your head in confusion well after the credits roll, or cause you to snap your plastic Sword of Omens in half in a fit of blind geek rage. While some episodes are veritable poetry in motion, a few are indicative of the possibility that one writer jotted down some half-assed ideas on a Panda Express napkin right before a post-lunch creative meeting.

#ORIGINAL THUNDERCATS CARTOON FULL EPISODES SERIES#

Until that day finally arrives, though, weвЂ™re all going to have to keep ourselves occupied, and when it comes to a reboot of a classic вЂ™80s cartoon thereвЂ™s no better way to do so than by watching a back-to-back marathon of the original, as-God-intended series thanks to DVD box sets.Д«ut maybe after the fourth or fifth episode of your favorite вЂ™80s cartoon, you may notice that the plot lines of some episodes in particular are a bitвЂ¦ lacking where creativity and overall quality are concerned. ?With the three-part episode premiere of the new ThunderCats cartoon hitting Cartoon Network this July, fans everywhere wait with bated breath to see if the beloved series will come roaring back into the public imaginationвЂ¦ or get put down prematurely and quickly replaced by reruns of Johnny Test.

Original thundercats cartoon full episodes